The new novel in the million-copy selling Detective Geraldine Steel series
Living with her colleague and long-time love interest, Detective Inspector Ian Peterson, it seems that Geraldine Steel has finally found happiness. But life is never that simple.
As a psychopath starts killing random women on the streets of York, Geraldine is abducted by a drugs syndicate who have been threatening her sister. Geraldine has everything to fight for, and her life is on the line...
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Their expressions differed each time, some pleading, other defiant, but the terror was always present. PROLOGUE
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(@noexitpress, 26 January 2021, 320 pages, ebook, #ARC from the publisher and voluntarily reviewed, #BlogTour 1 February via @RandomTTours)
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I've read a few books in the series and have enjoyed them so was looking forward to reading Evil Impulse. I'm not disappointed. This is a well-written, fast-paced and very enjoyable thriller. I don't like Geraldine all the time, she makes some foolish decisions because she's blinded by the fact Helen is her twin sister. I shared Ian's frustration with her stubbornness. This made her very human and easy to relate to. Like all good thrillers, the whole story is gradually revealed as Geraldine and her team struggle to find any evidence and ID the killer. I thought I knew who the killer was fairly early on and was delighted to be completely wrong. This is a decent thriller.
